Aston Martin has offered F1 fans the first glimpse of its new partnership with Honda.
For 2026, the Silverstone-based outfit effectively becomes a 'works' team as it joins forces with the Japanese manufacturing giant for Formula 1's new era.
Honda is returning to F1 as a full-time manufacturer for the new regulations, which predominantly include a 50/50 split between internal combustion and electric power.
There is also a simplified hybrid as the MGU-H has been removed, whilst the power of the MGU-K has been increased for enhanced overtaking and straight-line speed. The cars will also run on 100% sustainable fuel.
Naturally, for both companies, the fire up of a new power unit is special, as shown below in a social media post released by Aston Martin.
The year may be ending, but for Aston Martin and Honda, what they hope will be a successful partnership is only just beginning.
Also interesting:
Join RacingNews365's Ian Parkes, Sam Coop and Nick Golding in the final episode of the year, as Ian and Sam battle it out again in the RacingNews365 Big Fat F1 Quiz of the Year! Join in the fun by yourself or with other people to test your 2025 F1 knowledge!
Rather watch the podcast? Then click here!
Explore the latest F1 results and every stat you can imagine - From Max Verstappen to Michael Schumacher and from Ayrton Senna to Lewis Hamilton — explore every stat from the first Grand Prix to the latest race.
Explore the RN365 Stats HubMost read
In this article
Join the conversation!